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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
5
Former Dillon resident Mrs James T Farley died at her home in Williamsburg Pennsylvania on October 30. Her husband formerly ran a Dillon grocery business and the couple left Dillon about twenty years ago.
Chris Hanson offers a $25 reward for the arrest and conviction of the party who broke into his cabin at Elkhorn Springs. The notice seeks public assistance and identifies the alleged crime location and amount.
The Parent Teachers Association met at the high school with presiding Mrs. T. D. Olmsted. The gathering reviewed a survey of out of town students, social life planning by the faculty, and Newberry prize books honoring Montana for Smoky 1926. The high school orchestra performed and prizes were awarded for attendance.
Friends of the bride hosted a shower for Mrs. James Andrus last Saturday evening. The event was pleasant and she received many useful gifts.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club met at Mrs L F Molleur’s North Pacific street home. Guests included Mrs D V Erwin Mrs D P Thurber Mrs Norman Henry Mrs Anna Carter Mrs Mary Judge and Mrs Lillis Selway.
Mrs A A Curnutt hosted a vanishing tea at her North Pacific street home last Saturday hosted by T Scott. On Tuesday Mrs Sam Trolinger held another vanishing tea with a delicious chicken dinner.
The Social Field met last Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. F. Monroe's South Atlantic Street home. The rooms were decorated with yellow candles fall foliage and berries. All members attended and Mrs. Sarah Waldorf of California visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Waldorf joined as a guest.
Mrs. R. B. Caswell entertained at a Saturday luncheon at Mrs. J. B. Holtz home honoring Mrs. J. G. Erwin Mrs. D. V. Erwin and the Misses Merle and Josephine Erwin all of whom attended the afternoon gathering.
Mrs. Frank Paul hosted the Entre Nous club on South Washington Street on Wednesday evening. The Needle club met Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs. R. E. Albright and Mrs. R. O Shan non. refreshments followed at 4 o'clock.
Beaverhead Daughters of the Revolution will host a tea honoring state regent Mrs. A Rasmussen of Helena on November 21 at the home of Mrs. J E Morse on South Idaho street. Mr and Mrs Francis Tonney entertained Tuesday night for Mr and Mrs Malcolm Stone returning from a California honeymoon. Also present were Mr and Mrs W V Grimes Dr and Mrs E G Free Mr and Mrs Anson Baxter and Mr and Mrs Frank Paul.
A social afternoon followed a sequence of appointments served at five o'clock. The events proceeded with orderly timing and civil interactions among attendees.
Mrs. N. F. Best and Mrs. Bert Selway host St. James guild Thursday afternoon at the guild hall for the first meeting in the remodeled facility. Members are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman entertained their supper club Friday night with a fine dinner followed by pinochle at three tables in play.
An evening sewing class starts at the high school under Miss Bernice Hirschman who heads the home science department. The first session is Monday November 21 at 7 30 pm, with 12 lessons offered and open enrollment to any interested person.
A pageant titled development of the American Thanksgiving will be presented at the training school auditorium on Thursday evening November 17 at 8 o'clock. The event previews the holiday’s origins and its place in American culture.
Tuesday afternoon the Northside Country Club members were entertained at the ranch home of Mrs. Robert Bidstrup north of the city.
Mrs. T Lee McCracken hosted a cordial Wednesday afternoon gathering of the M M Club at her west side home. Guests enjoyed a dinner featuring hand crafted dishes and light conversation amid a warm, social atmosphere.
Admission of 16 cents helps buy drums for the training school orchestra. The Montana State Normal College Glee Club with 16 members performs Friday December 2 in the college auditorium under Miss Vivian Robe. The program includes selections by the Glee Club and soloists with violin and piano accompaniment.
Two room furnished housekeeping apartment at 719 Washington Street. Inquire by calling 233 J.
The program lists first and second sopranos, altos, violins, and a dancer and director at Montana State Normal College with Nellie Porter Thelma Holliday Dorothy Voerge Dorothy Collins Rosina Lee Helen Brandstrom Grace Goodman Rosemary King Adele Marcinkowski Dorothy Britton Mary Mullen Sophronia Nelson Virginia Walden Wilma Kimball Frances Burks Geraldine Eliot Accompanist Blanche Fousek Violet VanderVor Martha Opp Blanche Guillot and Miss Vivian Robe.
Professor F Aveling of the University of London argues laughter is an ugly mask worn by the superior or discontented man. He contends that smiles are beautiful signs of human sympathy and understanding from a heart at peace with itself and the world.
A historical note states that each American citizen owns about 30 square feet in Yellowstone National Park, with the government plot totaling 3,348 square miles. The figure reflects a broader discussion of public land ownership and per capita allocations.
Brown and white cameo pin missing with reward offered. Return to Mrs. T. F. McFadden at 515 So Dakota Street.
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